Making method of hemerocallis fulva-containing handmade medicated soap

Abstract

The invention discloses a making method of hemerocallis fulva-containing handmade medicated soap. The hemerocallis fulva-containing handmade medicated soap comprises the following raw materials as active components in parts by weight: 60-70 parts of transparent soap base, 20-30 parts of hemerocallis fulva, 20-30 parts of tribulusterrestris, 10-20 parts of white clove, 20-30 parts of white pharbitis seed, 40-50 parts of milk, 7-10 parts of white bee wax, 0.5-1 part of natural essence and 10-15 parts of olive oil. The making method comprises the following steps: washing the hemerocallis fulva, and squeezing juice; grinding the tribulusterrestris, the white clove and the white pharbitis seed into powder, and uniformly mixing with the hemerocallis fulva juice; injecting the milk, and blendinginto a paste; putting the transparent soap base into a container, and heating for dissolving the transparent soap base; pouring the paste, the white bee wax, the olive oil and the natural essence intothe dissolved soap base, and uniformly stirring to obtain a mixed solution; pouring the mixed solution into a mould, and solidifying to obtain the hemerocallis fulva-containing handmade medicated soap. The hemerocallis fulva-containing handmade medicated soap can make skin more smooth and delicate, moisturize the skin, enhance the toughness and the elasticity of the skin, reduce wrinkles and fadecolor spots.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a soap making process, in particular to a making method of Hemerocallis handmade medicated soap. Background technique [0002] The medicinal ingredients added to traditional medicated soaps are phenolic compounds, such as phenol, etc. This type of medicated soap is commonly known as Lysol soap. It is similar to Lysol water often used in hospitals. Phenolic compounds have poisonous effects on all living individuals. . Because phenolic compounds often turn slightly red after oxidation, some of these medicated soaps are simply made red. Another type of medicated soap adds an oxidizing agent to the soap body. Those that can smell acidic odor are boric acid soap, carbolic acid soap, etc., while those that can smell the smell of bleaching powder are products that have added chlorinating agents or other halogen compounds. [0003] Because a lot of chemicals are added in industrially produced medicated soaps, they all have obvious ir...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Due to the addition of many chemical agents in industrially produced medicated soaps, they are obviously irritating to the skin, especially for children and women with delicate skin. Frequent use can lead to skin allergies